Message Passing Some application uses a Server/Client model. There is only one server and many clients. The servers and clients use Message objects to send information, requests, responses, and errors. - The Message class should keep track of the several things, like: the date and time of the message creation - A unique id number for the message instance. who the message is from. Server or one of the clients - who the message is to. Server or one of the clients the type of message. Information, request, response, error the data portion of the message.
Write the following for the Message Class below in Java. Define the class in Java. Define the attributes, constructor, and methods for the Message class. Define the arguments and return types. For the constructor and class methods, write simple comments to describe the operations of the method. Do not write any code for the constructor or methods.
Message Passing Some application uses a Server/Client model. There is only one server and many clients. The servers and clients use Message objects to send information, requests, responses, and errors. The Message class should keep track of the several things, like: -the date and time of the message creation -A unique id number for the message instance. - who the message is from. Server or one of the clients who the message is to. Server or one of the clients - the type of message. Information, request, response, error -the data portion of the message. Write the following for the Message Class below in Java. Define the class in Java. Define the attributes, constructor, and methods for the Message class. Define the arguments and return types. For the constructor and class methods, write simple comments to describe the operations of the method. Do not write any code for the constructor or methods.
Message Passing Some application uses a Server/Client model. There is only one server and many clients. The servers and
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